I'm wondering if the row of pins is the final edge where the lace is
sewn into the fabric and that the scalloped part of the fabric will be
cut away.
Lauren
On 2/7/2012 10:07 AM, Catherine Barley wrote:
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Subject: Re: [lace] beautiful website
It looks like there is part of the hanky pricking right on the fabric
itself, pre-stamped as for embroidery patterns. Very interesting
approach.
And at that magnification the chocolate bar is even more obvious :p
I've just taken another look and notice that there is a single row of
pins placed vertically into the fabric centre and another row of pins
placed horizontally. There are no pins placed into the fabric on the
two remaining sides to be worked, so I presume the pins are not there
to hold the linen in place? Any ideas?
Catherine Barley
UK
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